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Ronna and Beverly give us a holiday treat with the Live Hanukkah Special recorded LIVE at UCB-LA! Guests Paul F. Tompkins, Paget Brewster, and Angela Kinsey let us know what they do to celebrate the holidays, take a whack at the Hanukkah Pig Piñata, and have themselves a Secret Santa. Plus, Ronna and Bev explain why they are sick of Jews and talk about their Christmas plans. It’s an episode you won’t want to miss!

Andrew Ti and Joe Mande agree that Republicans are indeed racist. They let us know why they are racist, Joe tells us about Michelle Malkin writing a blog post about his 9/11 retweets, and both welcome the hate mail that they are sure to receive. We’ll let you know what is racist or not by calling (323) 389-RACE.

Hayes and Sean advertise some of their holiday Shark Tank products available in their online store, then play clips from The Voice to determine exactly why Terry is a better singer than Trevin. They reveal that the entire season of The Amazing Race was rigged, and then play a game that's just as fair. Survivor and the charm of Abi Maria are next on the table as the guys try to figure out just why everyone's rushing around these days. Ultimately, ERIN GIBSON is on the scene to figure out what her favorite reality show would be if she watched any, and also to play a game related to the new Real World cast.

Mae Whitman brings wine to catch up with Har Mar on today’s Nocturnal Emotions! Mae talks about meeting Har Mar the night she graduated high school, Har Mar being her tour guide in Omaha, and being in tune with the emotional side of Cats The Musical. Mae also shares a recent embarrassing story involving a bunch of blood and creates a Lifetime movie during Let’s Create A Show!

Jon Daly’s Rafflecast returns as the first infinite modular podcast! It’s one never ending podcast that you can join in with on at any point. Using computer technology, we will be adding an installment to it a week to make the Rafflecast a big infinite strip of comedy that you can press shuffle on and every single time you will have a different comedy experience. This week on the Rafflecast we have On Golden Film with our hosts the octogenarian film reviewers Kermit Sweeny and Mervin Dodson!

This week on Shots Fired, Jeff Weiss & MC Nocando wind down 2012 with their favorite songs of 2012. The duo talk about their choices for Epic Fail of the year, countdown their Top Ten Hip-Hop songs of 2012, and the best producers of the year. It will get turnt up.

Comedian and writer Julius Sharpe drops by to the County this week to reveal his real name. Julius talks about writing for The Late Late Show during the Craig Kilborn to Craig Ferguson transition, his hot baby, and the funniest heckle he heard at a Clippers game. Dan Van Kirk brings us some crazy stories which include; a Chinese man suing his wife for having an ugly baby, a 19 year-old Green Day fan admitting to stealing a car & robbing a bank on YouTube, and Pizza Hut Canada releasing a limited edition perfume. Plus, Conan writer/author Rob Kutner stops by to give us his reasons as to why the apocalypse is the best thing that could happen to the human race. Be sure to pick up a copy of Rob Kutner’s book Apocalypse How before the world ends! It’s not too early to pick up tickets to see Randy and Jason at Cobb’s Comedy Club on January 18-20 in San Francisco and in Portland at Helium Comedy Club on January 24-26. KICK A YULE LOG!

We’ve made it to the end of Cloud Atlas week with Andrew Ti, Sean O’Connor, and Noah Garfinkel. Today they talk about all of the White actors in Asian face, Halle Berry as an old Asian man, and why they recommend watching Cloud Atlas. Give us a call at 323-389 RACE to ask us if something is racist.

Andrew Ti welcomes comedian Joe Mande today to figure out if playing Beastie Boys and Eminem on a Modern Rock radio station is racist or progressive. Leave us a question about other radio stations being racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Hey Blastronauts! Our resident researcher Aaron Burrell has taken up Tig’s challenge to talk for a full hour by himself on today’s very special episode all about Star Trek! Join Aaron as he gives us some history on Gene Roddenberry, discusses the many themes of the show such as immortality, describes how Star Trek has influenced much of today’s technology, explores the arc of Deep Space Nine, and tries to use several Words of The Day along the way.

Andrew Ti and guest Joe Mande discuss drank & sippin’ sizzurp, having their identities stolen and colorful Rockstar energy drinks. Call us at (323) 389-RACE to ask us if something is racist and to let us know if you think other energy drinks are racist.

We’re back in the hatch for a chat about Mayans. Tig, David, Kyle (via internet magic), and Aaron share their thoughts on the predictions of the end of the world, describe the Mayan calendar (with the power of Wikipedia), and swap stories of exploring the wilderness in their youth. Plus, Kyle plays us a Christmas song he’s been working on and Tig tells us about her past infatuation of hieroglyphics!

Broadcasting live from the the Marina Del Rey Public Library, it’s the Christmas Womptacular! Join intern Marissa Wompler and her co-host Miss Listler as they welcome special guest Scott Aukerman for a reunion of some of Marissa’s nearest and dearest. Eric Gutterman aka “Gutterballs” will be working the levels, Marissa’s step dad Seth will stop by to shed some light on Marissa’s home life and his time in the ROTC, and Miss Listler will be DJing some of her favorite holiday jamz. Tensions will rise, listener questions will be answered and everyone shares their special Christmas wish. Womp Up The Holiday Jamz!

It’s that time of year where you try to not get burned when roasting chestnuts over an open fire and have the whole family gather round the ol’ computer for a special holiday podcast treat! Scott welcomes fan favorite Harris Wittels as he tells us about his new book/stocking stuffer Humblebrag: The Art of False Modesty and showcases a brand new edition of Harris’ Foam Corner. Bjork, Neil Young, and Billy Braggart serenade us with some holiday cheer and Paul Rust has a couple of New Ho Ho Hos for us. Ice-T gives us a history lesson on Santa Claus and Bill Cosby-Bukowski makes up a holiday themed Jelloem. Then first timer Liz joins in on the festivities to talk about her new reality show “Publicity.” Merry Christmas!

Comedian and writer Julius Sharpe drops by to the County this week to reveal his real name. Julius talks about writing for The Late Late Show during the Craig Kilborn to Craig Ferguson transition, his hot baby, and the funniest heckle he heard at a Clippers game. Dan Van Kirk brings us some crazy stories which include; a Chinese man suing his wife for having an ugly baby, a 19 year-old Green Day fan admitting to stealing a car & robbing a bank on YouTube, and Pizza Hut Canada releasing a limited edition perfume. Plus, Conan writer/author Rob Kutner stops by to give us his reasons as to why the apocalypse is the best thing that could happen to the human race. Be sure to pick up a copy of Rob Kutner’s book Apocalypse How before the world ends! It’s not too early to pick up tickets to see Randy and Jason at Cobb’s Comedy Club on January 18-20 in San Francisco and in Portland at Helium Comedy Club on January 24-26. KICK A YULE LOG!

We asked you to vote which movie represented the best/worst Christmas movie and John Frankenheimer's last theatrical film, Reindeer Games (which you can watch on Netflix Instant) took the fruit cake! Paul goes through a special holiday Viewer Mail Bag and answers very important questions regarding the origin of kissing under the mistletoe, the worst version of a Christmas song, and why there aren’t more movies about Hanukkah. Be sure to keep submitting new logos for the show as we will choose one real soon!

Andrew Ti and guest Nick Mundy tell us to feel comfortable with listening to all kinds of music. They talk about why Rockabilly is wack, how racist fans probably exist everywhere, and what the least racist decade is. Grow up, tone down on the nostalgia, and leave us a question at (323) 389-RACE.

Musical comedy legend “Weird Al” Yankovic is thrilled to chart, freestyle some parody songs, and give haircuts on today’s Who Charted! He tells us about the first time he charted, having other people parody his songs, and ranks up a bunch of comedy credits as we countdown the Ultimate Music Chart. Al then shares how Ringo Starr called him out in an audience once, having Paul McCartney recognize him, and makes his own version of the Skyfall theme all during the Movie Chart. Plus, Al wonders where he would have ended up if he never took accordion lessons as he plays a round of Chart Darts! Contest: Click here for your chance to win Howard’s hair!

It’s double the lady energy here in the calming shores of Sklarbro Country! The amazingly talented Kristen Schaal stops by to chat with Randy & Jason about her appearance on Cheap Seats, how she got involved with the Flight of The Conchords, and the extraordinary comedic chemistry between her & Kurt Braunohler. She also tells us about playing tennis in high school, growing up as a Broncos fan, and brings it during a round of Quick Hits! For the first time ever in Sklarbro history, we hear from Bruce Jenner’s wife Kris Jenner about her side of the story. If you live in San Francisco, it’s not too early to pick up tickets to see Randy and Jason at Cobb's Comedy Club on January 18-20 and in Portland at Helium Comedy Club on January 24-26. HENDERSON!

Once again it’s time to get into your viewing positions for another LIVE edition of THE FOGELNEST FILES! Recorded LIVE at UCB-LA, Jake Fogelnest welcomes Paul Scheer (The League), Colin Hanks (Dexter), and David Koechner (Anchorman) to talk about the time David Geffen sued Neil Young for making a record for robots, Bev & Bob karaoke superstars, and Wild Man Fischer. They also take a ride on the Disco Spaceship, look at Ryan Seacrest’s first TV gig, and figure out what the fuck was Gumby. Make sure to leave reviews for Sparks’ “Kimono My House” in “The Fogelnest Files” section on iTunes.

This week Seth talks about the ins and outs of The Dip. Seth explains why you shouldn’t start a project unless you are prepared to reach the end, how finding your fear will benefit in the long run, and answers questions from the group regarding The Dip. Be sure to pick up a copy Seth’s book The Dip.

On this week’s episode of Seth Godin’s Startup School we learn how to build a community and gain their trust. Seth discusses how easily you can become paralyzed in the pursuit of perfect, starting with people who value the thing you can do as opposed to pretending to be someone else, why launching is overrated, and how Kickstarter works.

Howie Michael Motorcycle & Kulap Tookta Vilaysack share their holiday stresses on today’s TWO CHARTED! Ku-Ku lets us know what she got into this past week with her Things That Happened Since The Last Who Charted? Chart & we explore Wie-Wie’s mind as we countdown his Top 5 Restaurant Concepts of the Week. We open up chartist gifts, Howard might be turning into more of a gamer, and we look into the future of Wie-Wie’s dating life. Stay weird chartists!

Host of the Guys With Feelings podcast, regular on Sklarbro Country/County, and father Jason Nash joins Jeff this week to discuss fatherhood. Jason talks about his relationship with his father, why it’s always better to be nice to other parents’ kids, and his movie Jason Nash Is Married. He also tells us about the importance of keeping your cool, finding himself saying “Who’s kid is this?” on a regular basis, and being afraid of his children growing up to not have the drive to do things on their own.

Katt Williams has been in the news so much lately that it has inspired Matt Besser to invite improvisers Ian Roberts, Alex Berg, and Jon Daly to dedicate a whole episode to Mr. Williams. They will explore the use of Oakland cocaine, consider getting basset hound lip injections, and the examine the exploitation of celebrities on the news. Be sure to pick up an improv4humans shirt from the Earwolf Store and follow @MattBesser on Twitter to send in your improv suggestions. Music by Bobby Matthews and Dragoon. You can also now get Matt Besser’s new comedy album “The Six Most Important Sets in the History of Standup” at mattbesser.com!